COVID-19 Updates
Statements
June 1 - Mayor Pavone's statement on protests
Releases
April 16 - City of Renton, King County: Renton ideal location for COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing facility
April 17 - Renton increases support to small businesses
March 25 - City closes outdoor recreational facilities
March 22 - Mayors urge residents to follow best practices.
March 20 - Emergency Order #2020-3: Supporting State Moratorium On Residential Evictions for Non-Payment of Rent
March 16 - Emergency Order #2020-2: Prohibiting Enforcement of Motor Vehicle Noise Regulations For Vehicles That Support Retail, Grocery, Pharmaceutical, and Food industries
March 13 - Municipal Court continues all non-essential hearings
March 12 - Mayor's Newsletter: City takes action to address COVID-19
March 11 - Emergency Order #2000-1: Prohibiting Employees and Contractors Exposed To COVID-19 From City Facilities
March 11 - City Council to conduct March meetings via teleconference
March 6 - Mayor's Newsletter: COVID-19 has impacted all of us
March 6 - Renton takes action in response to COVID-19
March 6 - Mayor Pavone issues Proclamation of Local Emergency
February 29 - Update on coronavirus from Mayor Pavone
I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the Renton community for trusting me as your new mayor.
We all want Renton to be safe and healthy and have a welcoming atmosphere where people choose to live. I am committed to leading us in that endeavor. Together we have an amazing opportunity to make Renton evolve from a drive-through city to a “drive-to” city.
I decided to run for city council in 2013 and then for mayor in 2019 to continue the great work that has been done over the past decade by former Mayor Denis Law, and to give back to a community that has given so much to me and my family.
I see our future as building a more inclusive, informed city with opportunities for all. Renton is one of the most diverse communities in our region and a trusted, effective and relevant government must rely on partnership with our community to ensure that each voice is heard and respected.
In order to accomplish our vision of creating a center of opportunity where families and businesses thrive, it will take each one of you, working alongside your city government to tackle the issues we will face in our future. We must create a city where everyone has a safe place to call home. I will be intently focused on public safety, affordable housing and promoting a vibrant economy to accomplish this. We must also boldly and aggressively work to alleviate traffic congestion on city streets that comes with Renton being a hub of vitality in the Puget Sound Region.
I want each of you to know that I am proud of the relationship and partnership that I have built with your city council. As a former councilmember, I have both understanding and respect for the role council plays in ensuring you have a responsive and effective government. We, as elected officials, are all committed to delivering excellent service through innovation.
Our goal is that you will feel this every time you interact with one of our employees.
It is also my goal to be out and about in the community and connect with you in various ways. To keep informed on the most up-to-date news and information, please also subscribe to my weekly digital newsletter and other city social media channels.
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